Listen to today’s investor meeting closely. In an ominous sign for Exxon’s employees, Swiger said there may be a “much larger amount of structural savings” on top of the thousands of jobs already eliminated. Woods chimed in that he was “confident there’s more opportunities” to save money.
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Corruption has destroyed what was once a great company.
That moment when I realized that I had to leave this t–d company behind was one of the better days of my life. It was like a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. Felt like I was trying to prop up a failing relationship for far too long and finally dropped the hammer to end things. My significant other noticed an immediate improvement in my sleep and I was way more focused!
Sure there were a few days here and there that didn’t feel as great and nerves got the best of me but I never felt as low as before I had the aha “I am so f—ing done with this place”
Good luck and sending positive vibes your way!
More structural changes also means permanently lower pay and benefits. Do t say you weren’t warned.
If you aren’t a HiPo your days are numbered. I wonder what the former hiPos will do when they are redistributed across the ranking and are no longer HiPos.
That’s because most people couldn’t watch it . Too busy working their job and the job of those who were fired.
I was surprised more people weren’t talking about this today
It’s past time to leave! They are all liars and worthless.
The f-ckers tell investors more than they tell us about the plan. Awesome to hear about it through investor day. They need to own up to what they are planning. Of course they won’t do that because they want to tell you when to go so the timing works well for them. Who cares about your personal situation.
I am so f-ing tired of this sh-t show. That’s the final straw. They have shown their cards. I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt but I am out now. Good sources tell me they are targeting close to 50% reduction in North American workforce. They can all go to h-ll. I’m out. Job search starts now.